Bitcoin: The Largest Accumulation Wave in History – And You Are Facing a Unique Opportunity

Currently, we are witnessing a special moment in the history of Bitcoin – a phase that may never be repeated on this scale again. Investment funds, banks, and even governments are actively buying Bitcoin at an unprecedented rate, competing for a position in the global digital asset game. This is pushing the price of Bitcoin higher and higher. In other words, this is the "first large-scale allocation wave" - and buying in during this phase has the potential to yield superior returns compared to waiting for prices to drop in the future. The Allocation Wave Is Happening Large financial institutions and institutional investors are building Bitcoin positions that they are likely to hold for many years. The clearest evidence is the explosion of spot Bitcoin ETF funds in the U.S. – these funds hold actual Bitcoin in custody. The total assets managed by these ETF funds have exceeded 144 billion USD, with a net inflow of up to 370 million USD in just one day on August 14. When such a huge amount of capital pours in, it is not surprising that the price of Bitcoin is pushed up strongly. Meanwhile, the supply is becoming increasingly scarce. After the fourth halving in April 2024, the amount of newly issued Bitcoin will decrease to about 450 BTC per day. Notably, even before the halving occurs, the inflow of ETFs has far exceeded the amount of new supply. When demand increases significantly while supply is limited, the value of the asset will almost certainly rise – and in fact, the price of Bitcoin has increased by about 430% in the past three years, a clear testament to this scarcity strength. Moreover, the biggest names in asset management now have their own Bitcoin fund information pages, indicating that Bitcoin has entered the stage of mainstream financialization, no longer just a "niche" speculation. The Government Also Becomes a Long-Term Buyer In addition to funds and banks, a new group of buyers is emerging: governments. Currently, governments around the world hold more than 480,000 BTC ( worth approximately 54 billion USD), equivalent to 2.3% of the total maximum supply of Bitcoin. Notably, the U.S. holds one of the largest amounts of Bitcoin through seizures related to crime, with at least 198,000 BTC by the end of 2024 – this number continues to rise due to new seizures. The important point is that the management policy for Bitcoin is changing. From March 2025, the White House has requested the establishment of the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (Strategic Bitcoin Reserve – SBR), transforming previously auctioned seized Bitcoin into a long-term holding asset. This is a major turning point, as selling pressure from the government has significantly decreased, while buying power has been strengthened. Sustainable Buy Force, Floating Supply is Becoming Less ETF funds, banks, large companies, and governments are all "long-term holders" – they do not trade on daily news, but accumulate and manage strategically. As this group continues to drain the floating supply in the market, new buyers are forced to pay higher prices to own Bitcoin. Opportunity Comes Only Once For long-term vision investors, the most reasonable choice is to accumulate Bitcoin steadily, patiently through the fluctuations, and let this historically significant buying wave do the heavy lifting. If this investment hypothesis is correct, your future self will thank your present self – the one who bought Bitcoin when the "big players" were quietly gathering their supplies.